Single-row Angular Contact Ball Bearing

The Single-row Angular Contact Ball Bearing can bear the axial load in one specific direction. Its axial loading capacity depends on the contact angle α. The bigger the contact angle α is, the higher its axial bearing capacity will be. The standard contact angles include 15°, 25°, and 40°.

The point of contact of Single-row Angular Contact Ball Bearing is not located at the bottom of the raceway. There is a specific axial component force when it bears the radial load, so it is necessary to use it in pairs or sets typically. The filling angle of the ball does not restrict the number of balls. Compared with the Deep-groove Ball Bearing, it can hold more balls; therefore, it has higher stiffness and higher load-carrying capacity.

This kind of Single-row Angular Contact Ball Bearings is classified into Separable Bearings and Non-separable Bearings.

The Non-separable Angular Contact Ball Bearings can be classified into the following three essential structures:

α=15°, Type 70000 C
α=25°, Type 70000 AC
α=40°, Type 70000 B

The solid metal cages are typically used in the Single-row Angular Contact Ball Bearings. In some high-speed scenarios, the solid cages are usually made of phenolic resin; however, their working temperatures should not be higher than 120